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How much of this did I write? The numbers behind twenty articles in four weeks, and what the input actually was: what changed in v1.3.0
From v1.2.0 (2026-10-05, f7e551929) to v1.3.0 (2026-10-05, 534f0b221), paragraph by paragraph.
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Two things the memo asked for arrived while this article was being revised, and they belong here as examples of the same habit. The first is the subscribe form now at the foot of this article and on the articles index, built in a parallel session: the reader's address is encrypted in the browser to the key of the agent that runs the list and dropped into a write-only lane on a vault, with the vault id, the lane token and the public key published on purpose and the vault key kept off the site, which is the feedback loop the memo asked for, built with the same pieces as everything else here. The second is a bug that session found in the evidence vault behind this article while checking it: inside the vault host the app runs in a frame where assigning the browser's hash does not fire the event the router listened for, so every view link was dead. The rule went into the site's vault-app guidance, the fix went into the app the same evening with the vault's write key, and a fresh read-only clone carries it. Found by use, fixed in hours, written down so the next app does not repeat it.
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